Unless there's some other person named Stuart Gipp who thinks otherwise, in which case he must die. Now, Metal Slug 4 (which followed Metal Slug 3 in a surprising adherence to naming convention) is actually much better than its predecessors, despite what every single person on the entire planet who isn't named Stuart Gipp will tell you. What I am swinging at here is that it's a boring, overlong load of bollocks. Players take on bullet-sponge zombies that enforce travel at a snail's pace, pray for death by drowning in an underwater level so dull they should call it Dullnut Plains, and finally journey through an alien mothership longer than all three Lord of the Rings novels staged back-to-back as community theatre by molluscs. It's also among the most leaden, least interesting offerings in SNK's flagship run n' gun franchise, offering tedious longeur after longeur. Metal Slug 3, aka Michael Bay's Metal Slug 3, is by far the most popular game in the series.
You can enjoy his rehabilitative efforts every other Tuesday. With the Re(?)Considered column, Stuart Gipp - friend to unpopular games that are in all honesty a bit crap - looks back at the games no one else cares about and tries to find the joy in much-hated (or just plain ignored) critical duds. The first level is probably the easiest to get this trophy as the level itself isn't that difficult to complete without dying.Hello. You can still get the trophy if you lose prisoners during your level playthrough as long as you have 10 by the time you finish the level. In order to "rescue" a prisoner in a level, you must free them from their captivity AND finish the level without dying after getting them or else they become recaptured and you lose them from your count towards your end total.
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